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Honoring Veterans Through Service

Veterans Day is a moment to honor those who served. URB, Inc honored the veterans of the Eddie Beard Vet House by being of service to them.

Even before Veterans Day, Deerfield, Illinois-based United Relief Foundation has been uniting businesses and organizations in the service of the men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces, and URB, Inc. answered the call of service hosting a Veterans Day honor lunch for Eddie Beard Vet House (EBVH) veterans

Wanting to provide the EBVH veterans a memorable meal and moments, URB chief operating officer Samantha (Sam) Blazey facilitated the Veterans Day lunch with EBVH director Halbert Williams and worked with a private Chef to provide a fabulous feast.

“To honor Eddie Beard Vet House veterans’ service to our country by being of service to them on Veterans Day was very rewarding,” expressed Sam. “After giving so much in service and sacrifice, EBVH veterans were thanking us when we were trying to thank them.”

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Joining Sam in honoring EBVH veterans were URB president Brian Urbanowski and URB property specialist Kim Chernik.

In the spring, URB will continue to be a United Relief Foundation‘s Hope and Help Patron in Eddie Beard Vet House health and wellness project and encourage others to join them in making a difference for veterans.

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Located in Chicago, the Eddie Beard Vet House is an Inner Voice Chicago transitional housing, case management, and supportive service facility that provides 35 male Veterans experiencing homelessness with a safe, comfortable environment where they can live for up to 24 months.

To learn more about the Eddie Beard Vet House visit Inner Voice's website or watch the WGN-TV Chicago Scene segment featured on Veterans Day

The United Relief Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) humanitarian organization doing the good deeds that make profound lasting differences in the lives of the men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces.

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